Toledo-BYU

[carvers4math]

The old fumble two point conversion. But probably left too much time on clock lol.

 

[BBHMagic]

WOW

 

[Incyte]

what the hell happened to mack brown on the telecast? i know it takes old men a while to pee but geesh.

 

[simply1]

I'd take Toledo qb

 

[carvers4math]

Maybe BYU will run play to wrong side a la ISU? Or just score a touchdown.

 

[alarson]

There was no facemask there at all

 

[BBHMagic]

There was no facemask there at all

Yeah but definitely a horse collar.

 

[StratCY]

Wow, just saw the replay on that Toledo 4th down conversion, BYU got hosed.

 

[Incyte]

i bet byu centers the ball for fg

 

[carvers4math]

Bummer. Was hoping they would run outside like ISU.

 

[NetflixAndClone]

what the hell happened to mack brown on the telecast? i know it takes old men a while to pee but geesh.

he actually left early to go catch his flight and to bed. The reddit gamethread was going crazy when he announced he was going to leave.

 

[Rockclone]

That's the offense ISU has to look forward too in the next few years. That offense had Campbell written all over it.

 

[isutrevman]

Yes I understand that part but I don't know why it's hard for him not to look up. That's just a fail tackling mechanic. BYU has three targeting calls so far this season. It's clear they aren't being taught to tackle correctly.

Toledo back on top. Go rockets!

Well, if you are bending over to tackle a guy around the mid-section, its definitely natural to have your face down since that keeps your neck straight. I would think the unnatural thing would be to look up. Its also a natural reaction to protect your face when you are about to collide with something. Why would you want to go face first into a tackle? Everything they teach about "looking up" while tackling goes against our natural instincts.

 

[awd4cy]

After reading Toledo's message board a little bit, I'm sorta glad they lost.

 

[Judoka]

No he's right, Jason Candle is the brains. Not only does Campbell get no credit for the team he put together at his previous school, he is also responsible for the mess he was left at this one.

Makes sense if you don't think about it

I mean, I certainly hope not. But hiring a coach from a mid major only to find that one of their coordinators was the real source of success is hardly an unknown situation.

 

[nhclone]

I mean, I certainly hope not. But hiring a coach from a mid major only to find that one of their coordinators was the real source of success is hardly an unknown situation.

Tim Beckman comes to mind.